TDTU students behave civilly in the digital world
On August 13-14, 2025, at Ton Duc Thang University Gymnasium, the seminar "Code of conduct and communication in the digital environment" took place with the participation of more than 3,000 students from various faculties. This is one of the key contents of this year's program, aiming to raise awareness and digital capacity for learners in the era of extensive digital transformation. The program's reporter is Dr. of Psychology Dao Le Hoa An - an experienced expert in the field of educational psychology consulting.
With a lively, humorous but no less profound way of speaking, Dr. Dao Le Hoa An led students from very familiar concepts such as "communication via social networks", "commenting on Facebook", ... to larger issues such as digital ethics, interactive culture and personal responsibility in cyberspace. The sharing session was not simply a lecture on skills but also an emotional dialogue about how students - young digital citizens - need to behave civilly and responsibly in the online world. Real-life situations, common "stumbles" of young people on social networks, and positive stories about using technology to spread kindness were shared in a genuine way, strongly inspiring students. Many students expressed a change in perception after the seminar, realizing that their communication behavior in the digital environment not only reflects their personality but also contributes to shaping their personal image, even affecting their future learning, work and social relationships.
In the context of social networks becoming an indispensable part of student life, the topic "Code of conduct and communication in the digital environment" has really left a strong impression, contributing to building a solid foundation of awareness for young people to proactively integrate, communicate effectively and live responsibly in the digital space. The meeting ended in a positive atmosphere, with many rounds of applause not only to thank the reporter but also to show consensus and commitment to change from each student present in the meeting - those who are shaping their own digital identity every day.
